Tipperary defender Dillon Quirke who sadly passed away on Friday evening
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07 Aug 2022
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Tipperary have received a very attractive draw in next year's Munster championship after it was today confirmed that they will face Waterford in the Munster quarter-final.
A route to another Munster final could be on the cards as Tipperary will then play the winners of Clare and Limerick in the second quarter-final, and avoid the big two in Kerry and Cork who have been drawn to face each other in the semi-final.
Dates, times, and venues have yet to be made.
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